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BSA Images Of The Week: 05.18.2025 | Brooklyn Street Art
Welcome to BSA Images of the Week. Spring 2025: Growth creeps in — leaf by leaf, blade by blade, decree by decree. You barely notice the buildup, but gradually it gathers, until suddenly, you're surrounded. On New York walls right now, you’ll spot a mix of collage-style cut-and-paste work, aerosol rendered full fantasy - and a surge in vertical graffiti done while hanging from ropes. [...]
The Bold Visual Language of Carlos Fama’s African Digital Collage | African Digital Art
Spanish artist Carlos Fama. Known for his striking African digital collages, Fama has carved out a unique space where design precision meets a deep appreciation for African visual culture. His work doesn’t just reflect Africa—it remixes, reimagines, and repositions it through the bold language of graphic art. Carlos Fama’s digital portraits of Black women are…
Kim Marra: Exploring the Emotional Architecture of Domestic Space | Rise Art
Delve into layered, psychological interiors crafted by New York-based artist Kim Marra. Working primarily in oil, Marra blurs the line between real and imagined spaces, using elements of collage, abstraction, and intuitive mark-making to evoke the textures of memory and emotion. Curtains, beds, and domestic fragments transform into portals of comfort, disorientation, and introspection...